Sanatçının Albümleri
Slasher Flick/Dirty Tricks.
2023 · single
Do te harroj
2023 · single
Sa Inat
2022 · single
Sa Larg Je
2022 · single
Oj Dashnia Jeme
2022 · single
Bassline Robot / No Guns
2020 · single
İşporta
2020 · single
EKO
2020 · albüm
Eternal October
2019 · single
Gently and strongly play the heart
2019 · albüm
Feel My Love
2018 · single
Run Home (The Remixes)
2017 · mini albüm
Healing BGM
2017 · albüm
My Demons
2016 · single
Passion (Tom & Dexx Edit)
2016 · single
Passion
2016 · single
Quando o Silêncio Chegar
2015 · single
Ekö - Volume EP
2015 · mini albüm
Insta Kill (VIP)
2014 · single
Checked Out
2014 · albüm
You Ain't No Playa Ep
2014 · mini albüm
Skank Town EP
2013 · mini albüm
Automic Bomb
2013 · single
Global Warning (The Message)
2013 · albüm
Danger Ep
2013 · mini albüm
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Biyografi
The music of EKO comes from the creative mind of John O'Connor. The composer/guitarist put out five albums under the EKO name -- which means "one" in Sanskrit -- through new age label Higher Octave, beginning with Future Primitive in 1974. The album was well received and landed a slot among Billboard's Top Ten on the new age charts. Following the release of Celtica in 1996, O'Connor became a composer for King of the Hill, Fox's award-winning cartoon series. O'Connor, whose family is Irish, left London in 1987 to settle in California. Before leaving the U.K., he owned and operated Bark Studios, where he cut songwriters' demos. Putting in long days at work left little time for O'Connor's own music. With the addition of a new manager to take some of the workload off his own shoulders, O'Connor turned his attention to writing his own music. He also played guitar for other artists, including Bucks Fizz, Rick Kemp, and Maddy Prior. His songwriting took off in a big way when he and Graham Lister came up with a novelty tune, "Arthur Daley," that climbed the British charts to the Top Ten. The songwriting team also produced "Star Trekkin," a song that garnered very little interest at first. After O'Connor pressed 500 copies on his own and radio stations began to play it, "Star Trekkin" hit the top of the charts in his homeland, as well as in Japan, Australia, and Europe. The total number of copies sold topped the million mark. ~ Linda Seida, Rovi